Books

Rohan Chakravarty has great insight into what the wild world is going through, notes Anjana Basu in her review of ‘Pugmarks And Carbon Footprints’

Book Review: ‘Pugmarks And Carbon Footprints’ Helps Set Us On The Right Path, Should Be In EVS Courses

Working to Restore

Working to Restore Sustainability in Business

Street Dentist, Bundi, Rajasthan

Book Review: ‘Medical Maladies’ Brings Together Storytelling And Medicine Across Indian Languages

I'm a Climate Optimist

The Climate Optimist’s Guide to Sustainable Living

The Silver Lining

When A Silver Lining Overshadows Dark Clouds

Rainy Nights: “And then sometimes it rains back here at home in slow pauses, crawling like a reptile on a blurry morning of October’s Instagram reel—making me curse its itorpona, often”

It Takes A Hundred Years To Love

BY Ronald Tuhin D'Rozario

Exprovement begins with asking the right question

‘Exprovement begins with asking the right question’

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Beyond Boundaries: The original poem is titled ‘Le Cannibalisme de l’Autre’

Poem: The Cannibalising Of The Other

A Deep Dive Into Workplace Evolution

Work 3.0: A Deep Dive Into Workplace Evolution

No Time to Stop: Rush hour in Toronto

Driving with Mr Elf

BY Sunil Sharma

Vinod Bhat

Think of Investment as a Long Marathon: Vinod Bhat

The Grim Tale Of Karnataka's Publishing Industry

A Close Connect

BY Abdullah Khan

Our Own Orwell From Motihari

BY Nikhil Sanjay-Rekha Adsule

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His Greatest Inspiration: Shukla with his mother and wife. He says his mother would read extensively

A Confluence Between Imagination and Reality

BY Barkha Mathur

Little Srinu Thinks Big

Victory City | Salman Rushdie | Penguin Hamish Hamilton | 352 Pages

Rushdie Does It Again

BY Sanjay Kumar

A Poet's Life: Sabeer Haka

Sabeer Haka And The Power Of Poetry

BY Geet Chaturvedi

Sketches: Simon Lamouret

The Alcazar: Simon Lamouret’s Graphic Novel Is A Must-read

BY Shreya Basak

In Memorium: Extracts from Gangar’s Migrant Workers Discourse that began as a Facebook post in 2020

Migrant Workers Discourse: A Facebook-series Turned E-Book

BY Amrit Gangar

Historic Wrong: Literature on Anglo-Indians mostly written by British writers includes Orwell’s Burmese Days

The Racism Towards Anglo-Indians In English Literature

BY Priyanshu Sinha

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The Trend Breaker: Kitty Texeira has broken the stereotype of the Anglo-Indian community by marrying a local tribal man

The Custard Apple’s Seed

BY Vikas Kumar Jha

A Second Home: A photo of Kitty Texeira, an Anglo-Indian woman living in McCluskieganj, selling fruits at the railway station taken in 2010

The Story of McCluskieganj

BY Outlook News Desk

Re-canonising Kannada Literature

BY Kamalakar Bhat

Meeting Damodar Mauzo

BY Jhilam Chattaraj

Book Review: Tabish Khair’s New Book Cannot Be Boxed Into A Genre

BY Kushagra Srivastava

No Country For Muslims

BY Angshuman Kar

On Guard

All In The Name Of Cow Protection

BY Shruti Ganapatye

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When A Poet Celebrates Ambiguity That Comes With Being Bilingual

BY Durga Prasad Panda

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